Seaside flounder fishing location in the video
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- Flounder fishing in Seaside OR. Some content was lost from the memory card so it is a shorter video. Location is included for those that are looking for a flounder fishing spot in OR. Bait used and hook used is included.
I subscribe to you because you’re giving location. I don’t understand why so many people have to hide where the hell they fish some people just can’t afford to go on a boat so nice location would be nice for everyone to know. Thank you for that.
Seriously I love it when they say it’s a secret spot but there’s hundreds and hundreds of people there hahaha
Thanks for sharing location. Great idea
Nice catch! Thank you Sir for sharing the location!!
Nice! 😊
Hello from Tigard oregon let’s go fishing bro I wanna target some flounders haven’t caught one here yet hahaha
I enjoyed this, subscribed!
W youtuber. I subbed awesome content
Use a size 1 circle hook, on a Carolina rig, you get more hookups...
Thanks man! I appreciate the advice
I used to fish there years ago and would catch 5 to 10 lb flounder on the reg!
Funny considering the fact that the world record Starry Flounder is 9lbs caught in the 1980s.
@RobertCurtin-hi2cm dude I've broken manystate records over the years, do you know all that goes into proving records? For one you have to have it verified very shortly after catching, good luck getting someone who can certify it to come out! Besides you can't eat a record!
Youre lame for blowing up our spot. Unsubbed.
Don’t listen to this guy he’s the town complainer. It’s a Tourist spot nothing to blow up 😂
You’re fishing in a non fishing area. Probably not the smartest to have this video up
Why is it a non fishing area?
@@buddymcclure6170 it’s closed to fishing read the regulations
@@everythingfishing5450 it's open year round for fishing with a 25 fish in aggregate bag limit. Sorry about your spot though. lol.
@everythingfishing5450 I couldn't find anything that states that area is closed to fishing within the regulations? Maybe you could share what you have found if it differs from what I've read?